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Women Who Write Animals

Female Literary Representations of the More-Than-Human World

Series: Nature, Culture and Literature, Volume: 21

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Print Publication Date:: 08 Apr 2026

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- Literature and Cultural Studies
- Social Sciences
  - Cultural Studies

Front Matter

Preliminary Material

List of Figures

Notes on Contributors

Women Who Write Animals: an Introduction

Part 1 Female Crusaders and Pioneers: from Late Eighteenth Century to Early Twentieth Century

Chapter 1 Shared Intelligence: Cognitive Ethology and Mary Robinson’s Agents of Change

Chapter 2 “But I Should Say That Feeling Is Believing”

Chapter 3 (Re)Imagining the Animal: Edith Carrington’s Literary Activist Works

Chapter 4 Canis ex Machina: the Affective Role of Dogs in Edith Wharton’s “Kerfol”

Chapter 5 All the Wild Was Ready to Make Friends: Ecofeminist Childhoods in Barbara Newhall Follett’s The House without Windows

Part 2 From Wild to Winged Creatures: Writing Animals in Twentieth-Century Literature

Chapter 6 Holding Woolf’s Little Brown Dog before the Mirror: Rethinking Social Class and Woman-Animal Relations in Flush

Chapter 7 The Destitute Elderly and Street Animals: Inseparable Friends, Obnoxious Pariahs in Doris Lessing’s “An Old Woman and Her Cat”

Chapter 8 An Ecofeminist Reading of Ursula K. Le Guin’s Catwings Series

Chapter 9 Two-Legs Looks, Four-Legs Sniffs: Angela Carter Writing Wolves

Part 3 Contemporary Womanimal Writers

Chapter 10 Facing Predation: Embodied Entanglements with Animal Others

Chapter 11 Animal Ethics and Zoopoetics in the Poetry of Alice Fulton

Chapter 12 “From the Cages We Were Born To”: Symbiotic Relationships between Women and Animals in the Poetry of Ai

Chapter 13 Womanimal Encounters in Contemporary Poetry by Irish Women Writers

Chapter 14 Fighting Back: Sheri Tepper’s Rhetorical Tactics in The Family Tree

Chapter 15 “An Animal State”: the Human-Dog Entity in Kate Zambreno’s Drifts (2020)

Voicing the Animal: Women’s Literature and the More-Than-Human—Conclusion and Proposals for Further Inquiry

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